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Spider-Man: Homecoming Poster Recreated In Super Mario Odyssey
Photo modes in video games are great at showing off the beauty of open worlds and catching awesome action shots, but they can also be used to recreate images from other places, as one Reddit user has done in Super Mario Odyssey.
User MarianneThornberry used photo mode to recreate a poster from Spider-Man: Homecoming. The original poster has Spider-Man laying down in front of the New York City skyline, while the recreation puts Mario in similarly colored clothing, laying down with the New Donk City skyline in the background. The Mario photo even imitates the text from the original poster. The largest omission from the recreation is Avengers Tower, which obviously, but unfortunately, doesn’t exist in the Mario universe.
With photo modes becoming increasingly popular in video games, we’re bound to see even more creative uses of the feature going forward. If you’ve been using photo modes in games recently, what creative ideas have you come up with? Let me know in the comments below.
[Source: Reddit.com]
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